Water Heater User Manual

ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3
User Guide
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<?xml version=”1.0” encoding=”utf-8”?>
<FWACPlayer>
<Player name=”Player - Black (Flash)” preview=”player_black.jpg” launch=”index.html”>
<File src=”player_black.fap” dst=”player_black.swf ”/>
<File src=”player_black.html” dst=”index.html” />
<Info src=”player_black.info”/>
</Player>
<Player name=”Player - White (Flash)” preview=”player_white.jpg” launch=”index.html”>
<File src=”player_white.fap” dst=”player_white.swf ”/>
<File src=”player_white.html” dst=”index.html” />
<Info src=”player_white.info”/>
</Player>
</FWACPlayer>
• If you have multiple versions of the same basic player, you can list them in the XML (as shown above).
• For each Player node, list the source and destination file names inside File node.
• If you decide to provide additional information for the player, add the Info node, with the src attribute containing
the name of the file. The info file should contain HTML text. If the file contains simple non-HTML text, line feeds,
carriage returns, and tabs will be removed before displaying the text.
• Create/edit the MXI file such that the renamed SWF and HTML get placed in “Configura-
tions/Commands/Create Slideshow/players” folder.
Note: Make sure both the SWF and HTML file have the same name, in order for the Launch in Browser option to work
at the end of a process.
The generated XML file has the following structure:
<AlbumBook... >
<Album ... >
<Slide ... />
<Slide ... />
<Slide ... />
</Album>
<Album ... >
<Slide ... />
<Slide ... />
<Slide ... />
</Album>
</AlbumBook>
Node definitions
AlbumBook node
ver: version of the Create Slideshow command that generated the XML file
title: main title of the slideshow
description: description for the entire slideshow
firstAlbum: zero-based index of the first album to be displayed
width: width of slideshow
height: height of slideshow